storm and a low interact the next few days over las vegas. rain and drizzle associated with tropical system hasn't made it into las vegas yet. there is chance of showers wednesday. thursday we have a red flag warning and a wind advisory as the low slides down and then east of our area. highs will drop into the low 80's for thursday. as the system pushes east, temperature will begin to rebound but remain below normal through the weekend. good morning.

your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk

police shooting sparks unrest on the streets of charlotte, north carolina. "black lives matter, black lives matter, black lives matter." dozens of protesters faced off with police overnight. officers used tear gas to break up the crowd, which set fires and threw rocks and bottles at police. authorities say police were serving a warrant for another person... when they spotted a man getting out of a car with a weapon. when officers approached the man at his vehicle... police say he grabbed the weapon. the victim's daughter denies those claims... saying her father, keith scott was not armed. she says he was disabled and afraid of the officers. the f-b-i and the justice department are

investigation into the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man in oklahoma. investigators say they found the drug p-c-p inside the victim's vehicle. "shots fired shots fired ...we have shots fired - we have one suspect down." " tulsa police officer betty shelby shot terence crutcher - after his vehicle broke down on friday. crutcher was reportedly disobeying police commands by reaching inside the window of his s-u-v. that's when officer shelby responded with deadly force. "you all see him walking with his hands up, he's walking slowly, he's not threatening to anyone, he. . it's daylight, they have several officers on the scene, and they could have easily, easily resolved this matter with less than lethal force." " dozens of protesters are calling for the immediate arrest of officer shelby she has been on paid leave since the shooting.

to investigate whether the suspect in last weekend's bombings in new york and new jersey had ties to terrorism. authorities now say ahmad khan rahami bought bomb-making ingredients on ebay. his bail was just set at five-point- two million dollars. dianne gallagher has new details.

elizabeth, new jersey spoke to the media tuesday. (lee parker/spotted backpack) "when i noticed the bag i said 'this is fine i can have this for work, put my lunch in." (ivan white/spotted backpack) "we picked it up i continued around the corner to the store he said this is kind of heavy!" the men just did that, making a five minute walk to the police station to warn authorities ... who were able to trigger the device safely. (nats) but ivan white doesn't consider himself (ivan white/spotted backpack) "i consider myself a person that was in the right place at right time. and i was glad i was able to do something to keep other people from being hurt.">> the bombings are being investigated as an act of terror. the white house says the f-b-i is reviewing its past investigation of rahami to see if it missed anything that could have prevented the violence. here at home.. we reached out to metro to ask the department what its doing to keep las vegas safe.

around the clock to combat terrorism. at the fusion center -- these screens show real-time video feeds throughout southern nevada. police say this sets las vegas apart from other cities when it comes to terrorism. the department says it also moves officers at random to have a bigger presence on the strip. it looks like president george h-w bush might not be voting for fellow republican donald trump. former maryland lieutenant governor kathleen kennedy townsend says bush told her he will vote for hillary clinton. trump beat out his son jeb bush in the primary race... and there's no love lost between those two. a spokesperson for george h-w bush did not confirm nor deny townsend's statements. some heavy hitters are headed to reno to stump for hillary clinton. the democratic nominee is targeting women voters in nevada ahead of the election. women's rights activist gloria steinem and olympic figure skater michelle kwan will be

runners in the race to fill harry reid's senate seat are ready to face-off. former attorney general catherine cortez masto and representative joe heck will meet at the podium on friday october 14th. if elected... masto would be the first latina to serve the nevada senate. she is hoping to build support by attacking the immigration stance of republican nominee donald trump. the white house is getting in the holiday spirit. white house officials took a trip to a tree farm in wisconsin yesterday to select the perfect tree. they settled on a twenty by twelve foot balsam fir. the farm will cut and deliver the tree after black friday. then present it to the first lady at the white house steps. owners of the tree farm say it's an honor to be selected. "it's like winning the super bowl. it's the gold medal at the olympics for tree farmers. it doesn't get any better." the christmas tree will go on display in the

uber and lyft have some tough competition! how this new ride sharing company is putting retired and off-duty police officers behind the wheel! a shocking hollywood break-up has everyone talking--and wondering... what went wrong

the federal government has released new guidelines for self-driving cars. "it is a first of its kind, taking us from the horseless carriage to the to the driverless car." " the new guidelines detail how the vehicles should perform the guidelines include a 15-point safety assessment -- including how companies will validate their auto systems and make data available for federal review. the rules are designed to be flexible, ranging from cars with drivers to those without a steering wheel or brake pedal. "this is hopefully the beginning of a process of identifying and addressing transportation barriers faced by underserved populations." automakers say we could see driverless cars for sale in as

the family of a slain police officer is pushing lawmakers to create a national holiday honoring our first responders. jorge quiroga explains how you can support their cause.

companies are promoting the effort coast to coast. the restaurant in saugus tonight offering first responders free meals. ( colin parker / hooters ) "it's an important cause. there are 240- million 9-1-1 calls every year, and there's 365 days a year. we can carve out one to give back to them like they deserve." they are not asking for a paid holiday -- just a day of gratitude, all of their own. ( ashley wrenn / boston ems ) "we work holidays. we work nights. we work birthdays. we miss first days of school. we do at the end of the day put ourselves in everyone.">> supporters are hoping to gather one million signatures on the petition, before the bill is reintroduced to congress later this month. a ride sharing service in dallas is making sure its riders feel safe. behind the wheel of their cars... retired and off- duty police officers. the company is called "bubbl." it was started by a retired dallas police officer who had a vision for passengers to be 'driven by blue.' the whole idea is

security and an added piece of mind. "you can follow your child, or you can follow your parent, as they go to their location, you'll get a prompt when they get there, you'll get a prompt when they get back." "once you've worn that badge, you don't ever put it up. it's like an extension. you know, make sure son, daughter, mother, father, whoever, gets where they wanna go, and in a safe manner." cameras mounted inside and outside the vehicle record the entire ride. its all in an ef parents that their children are safe. bubbl will debut its app next month. remnant moisture from a tropical storm and a low interact the next few days over las vegas. rain and drizzle associated with tropical system hasn't made it into las vegas yet. there is a 20% chance of showers

thursday we have a red flag warning and a wind advisory as the low slides down and then east of our area. highs will drop into the low 80's for thursday. as the system pushes east, temperature will begin to rebound but remain below normal through the weekend.

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routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk jim carrey is

the wrongful death of his former girlfriend who committed suicide last year. white's husband, mark burton, filed the wrongful death lawsuit. it alleges carrey illegally obtained and gave cathriona white the powerful painkillers she used to kill herself last september. carrey is calling the lawsuit a terrible shame. he says he hopes people will stop trying to profit from cathriona's death and let her rest in peace. brad and angelina's divorce announcement dominated headlines on tuesday. hollywood is buzzing that brad pitt's latest co- star may have played a role in the couple's split. "after the war, you have the place?" "when the war is over, it won't matter where i am." (nat-music) the trailer for pitt's new movie "allied" features steamy love scenes between

actress marion cotillard. the actress' reps have denied the affair rumors. the film opens november 23rd. brangelina's divorce is getting ugly. the couple insists their split has to do with their different parenting styles. jolie is now seeking physical custody of the couple's six children. fox's adam housley has details of the divorce.

6 children together and have been together for 12 years - tying the knot just two years ago in august. snd full: (mr and mrs smith trailer) serafin says: "this goes back to mr and mrs smith, when they met filming it in 2003 for that 2005 movie, they were together for a very long time, brad proposed in 2012, they got married in 2014" even though the famous couple has been covered exhaustively by the tabloids, the divorce filing seemed to catch the public by surprise... serafin says: "they've had a life that they have lived in everyone and they have been through thick and thin and ups and down in their own personal lives and i think that is why this is such a shock to so many people." nat pop in hollywood, adam housley, fox news.>> some travelers live to pack a few "souvenirs" from hotel rooms... maybe a robe or a towel. but now one hotel is asking for some of that stuff back. the historic "longfellow's wayside inn" in massachusetts has been open since 1716. for its 300th anniversary, hotel

get back pieces of the property's history. over the years, guests have even taken paintings, antique dishes, and even a copy of the declaration of independence. hotel employees say they won't hold it against anyone who returns the stolen items. grandparents seem to always know how to make you smile... seem to always know how to make you smile... ...but we'll tell you why this gramps doesn't ever think he'll be able to top this one!

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but...let's start at the beginning the new salami caprese panini starts with genoa salami, thick-sliced fresh mozzarella, creamy pesto, and italian bread. then it's pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. oh, here's the best part. the new chef-inspired panini collection.

an orphaned

new home. the polar bear --- just seven- months-old now has a new family at the moscow zoo the female cub named nika was found by villagers in eastern russia after apparently losing her mother to poachers. with the help of the defense ministry the polar bear will spend the next few years at the moscow zoo before becoming part of a breeding program. one grandpa loves his first granddaughter so much... he bought her a giant teddy bear! grandpa found the stuffed animal at costco for his grand-daughter maddie. her mom posted the pictures of the little girl next to the gigantic teddy bear and it's gone viral. grandpa says he's not sure how he'll top a gift for her first birthday. plenty more straight ahead on fox5 news this

including this.. are you paying to much for your premiums.. what about tickets? a new study shows.. women are getting overcharged.. especially in vegas. coming up.. mike doria joins us.. with just how

you should give back the money you took while this scam was going on senator elizabeth warren grills wells fargo's c- e-o. after the company creates millions of fake accounts. more.. on the outcome from the senate banking committee hearing. cc will continue shortly and... you chance to sit down for a cup o' joe with your local officers this morning... what they're hoping top gain from the casual conversation... coming up. good morning i'm alyssa deitsch in for dave hall and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5

first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. remnant moisture from a tropical storm and a low interact the next few days over las vegas. rain and drizzle associated with tropical system hasn't made it into las vegas yet. there is a 20% chance of showers wednesday. thursday we have a red flag warning and a wind advisory as the low slides down and then east of our area. highs will drop into the low 80's for thursday. as the system pushes east, temperature will begin to rebound but remain below normal through the weekend. good morning.